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SREDA is proud to announce Katrina German as the 2023 Wanda Hunchak Leadership Award recipient. Katrina is an award-winning entrepreneur, speaker and mentor, and generous and enthusiastic community leader. She has served on the Greater Saskatoon Chamber of Commerce Board, is currently an active Board Member for UNICEF Canada, and is a founding member of Seeds for Dreams

SREDA held its Annual General Meeting yesterday and introduced its 2023 Board of Directors. Cam Broten, CEO of Associated Radiologists LLP, will extend his term as Board Chair of the organization for another year. Omer Al-Katib, Managing Director, Corporate Affairs at AGT Food and Ingredients, has been selected as the Vice Chair.

Economic growth for the Saskatoon Region has started to decline in Q1, coming off a strong year. Several economic conditions are now pointing to slower growth for the remainder of…

Saskatchewan Chamber of Commerce CEO Prabha Ramaswamy was honoured to represent Saskatchewan last week at the Canadian Chamber of Commerce Hill Days. Over the course of three days, Ramaswamy participated in a variety of meetings and events with President of the Treasury Board Mona Fortier, Minister of Foreign Affairs Melanie Joly, Minister of Intergovernmental Affairs Dominic Leblanc, Deputy Finance Minister Michael Sabia and several other members of parliament and key political staff from all political parties.

The middle of a pandemic is probably a less than ideal time to be starting a new business venture, but the timing was right for Kevin Aebig. He had been doing a little consulting work in the IT sector in addition to his regular job, and it wasn’t long before he captured the attention of Athabasca Basin Development (ABD), an Indigenous-owned investment company.  Aebig enjoyed...

Saskatchewan farmers are known for their sustainable Farm practices. Companies like Cargill can utilize our province's agricultural expertise to grow and meet demand worldwide.Cargill's Clavet facility is their largest integrated soft seeds facility worldwide. With 17 locations in the province and 450 employees, Cargill continues to make investments in Saskatchewan.